California statements are due in your formation month.California Statements of Information are due in the month you formed. Check yours
Filing guides
Deadlines, late fees, dissolution and reinstatement, state by state. Written by our filing specialists and checked against each Secretary of State’s published rules.
Featured · Late fees and penalties
Late fees, loss of good standing and dissolution, state by state, and how to put a company back on record before the state acts.
María Alvarez
Filing specialist · 5 min read · updated
State guides3 min readUpdated
Which form your company files, how often, the $20 fee, the window before your formation month, and what happens if it is late.
Late fees and penalties3 min readUpdated
What each state charges to file the annual report, from $7 to $500, and what it adds when the report is late.
Deadlines3 min readUpdated
Every state’s due-date rule for LLCs and corporations in one table: fixed dates, formation-month anniversaries and two-year cycles.
State guides3 min readUpdated
Every Florida LLC and corporation files between January 1 and May 1. What it costs, how to file it and why the day after matters.
Reinstatement2 min readUpdated
What administrative dissolution means, what reinstatement asks for in most states, what it costs and how long it takes.
State guides3 min readUpdated
LLCs pay a flat $300 annual tax by June 1; corporations file the annual franchise tax report by March 1. What each owes and what happens if it is late.
Running a company2 min readUpdated
What good standing means on the state’s record, who asks for proof of it, how to get a certificate and how a company loses it.
Deadlines3 min readUpdated
Wisconsin reports are due by the end of the calendar quarter the company was formed in. How to find your quarter, the fee and what happens if it is late.
Filing guides
Deadlines, late fees, dissolution and reinstatement, state by state. Written by our filing specialists and checked against each Secretary of State’s published rules.
Featured · Late fees and penalties
Late fees, loss of good standing and dissolution, state by state, and how to put a company back on record before the state acts.
María Alvarez
Filing specialist · 5 min read · updated
State guides3 min readUpdated
Which form your company files, how often, the $20 fee, the window before your formation month, and what happens if it is late.
Late fees and penalties3 min readUpdated
What each state charges to file the annual report, from $7 to $500, and what it adds when the report is late.
Deadlines3 min readUpdated
Every state’s due-date rule for LLCs and corporations in one table: fixed dates, formation-month anniversaries and two-year cycles.
State guides3 min readUpdated
Every Florida LLC and corporation files between January 1 and May 1. What it costs, how to file it and why the day after matters.
Reinstatement2 min readUpdated
What administrative dissolution means, what reinstatement asks for in most states, what it costs and how long it takes.
State guides3 min readUpdated
LLCs pay a flat $300 annual tax by June 1; corporations file the annual franchise tax report by March 1. What each owes and what happens if it is late.
Running a company2 min readUpdated
What good standing means on the state’s record, who asks for proof of it, how to get a certificate and how a company loses it.
Deadlines3 min readUpdated
Wisconsin reports are due by the end of the calendar quarter the company was formed in. How to find your quarter, the fee and what happens if it is late.
